Once the fireplace is completely cooled down, remove the chimney and fire screen. Pour the ashes from the bowl and rinse with
clean water and allow to dry completely.
Clean after each use.
Do not use a scrub brush.
If the paint chips, use only high-temperature paints and a brush to fix.
If rust is showing, sand lightly and repaint the area with high-temperature paints.
Dry with a soft cloth.
Turn the unit upside down when not in use to prevent water from collecting.
Cover the unit when not in use to prolong the life.
Keep your firepit out of rain.
Care and Cleaning
Operation
Use the hook (J) to lift the handle and open the door of the
fire screen (C) and carefully add wood while the fire is
burning.
After adding the wood, use the hook (J) to close the door
of the f
.
ire screen (C)
Adding wood to an existing fire
Starting a fire
WARNING:
Do not use large logs. Do not overload the fire
bowl beyond 6 to 8 pounds.
WARNING:
Do not use charcoal or an artificial log.
CAUTION:
Keep the fire at a reasonable level as large fires
can damage or shorten the life of the unit.
WARNING:
Do not use gasoline or kerosene to start a fire.
Place three to four sheets of crumpled newspaper on the
top of the
log grate ( ).
large
D
Pile finely-split, dry firewood on top of the loosely
crumpled newspaper.
When the location setting is established. light the loosely
crumpled newspaper underneath the firewood and close
the door of the mesh fire screen by using fire/heat
resistant gloves or the hook (J).
Be sure the spark arrester cap provided is in place at all
times and the hinged access door on the fire screen is
Closed during use.
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